Wedge Proximity Drills: Train Distance Control That Shows Up on the Course
Most golfers practice wedges by hitting 10 balls to one number. That's not what golf asks of you. Golf asks for random distances, one ball, under pressure.
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Learn More →Drill 1: Random 5
Pick 5 wedge distances. Hit one ball to each, random order.
Drill 2: Two Windows (Short vs Long)
Pick a landing window short and long. Score how many finish inside your zones.
Drill 3: Trajectory Constraint
Hit 6 balls: 3 low and 3 high. Distance control should stay similar.
Structure creates transfer. 'Feels' don't.
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Learn More →Frequently Asked Questions
Why don't my wedges finish close?
Many players practice in blocks to one number. Proximity improves faster with random distances and scoring rules.
What is the best wedge proximity drill?
Random 5 is a great starting point: one ball to five distances in random order.
How do I create pressure with wedges?
Use a target circle and score every rep. Make the session about outcomes, not feels.
